Young Writers Society

ahhhh it’s all fine! <3 look at mel being good by only asking one question at a time

we nearly had the chance the for mimosas and gossip in if i had a heart but lucky niko and mel get a do-over with tea and scandalous secrets :’)

AWWWWWWww omg that's so wholesome ;-; haha

also low key high key what if we somehow tied them being in the same worlds just in different times >_> no idea how what niko's world is like yet but i could totes put some kind of past conspiracy in future earth so mel would indeed just be in the future lol

ahaha that could totes work and would be so neat!

there's your reveal

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ngl, that post gave me an idea for a possible plot o.o

OH YEAH????? FOR THIS RP??? 👀 am now curious

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hehe, I can type what I'm thinking up! Or if you'd rather, maybe we could have a pad for plotting sometime this week (if there's a time we're both free, since I don't wanna add to your schedule too much)? ;-; Or anything really, I'm pretty much open to any form of planning <3

awww yes I love planning!! is this weekend okay? I'll definitely be free late evenings on Saturday and Sunday. :) I'm so down to hop in a pad and scheme! I think I have a smol plot idea too hehehe it b very smol doe

what time periods work with you on those days?

the weekend would be PERFECT! Evenings are totally fine by me hehe :)

oooh! more ideas are excellent ahhhhhhhhhh

YAY!!! we can post in the thread when we're free but i am v forgetful so your post will also remind me haha

also the "one question at a time" moment was very short-lived huh

ahhh sounds good!!

oOF he is going to be so tired ;-;

AKJFKJHFkshdfk niko be like "sigh i woke up in the middle of the night to a strange girl at my door step and now i gotta stay up all night answering questions about things im too freaked out to discuss with strangers"

me: *makes a search to see when wind-up toys were invented to see if I can realistically have Niko, a 19th century guy, talk about them*
me: *is relieved to see they were made in the late 1880s, so it's reasonable to assume any Earth would have them by then*